Motivating Marketing Newbies is a blog addressing the challenges new online writers and affiliate marketers experience daily. The primary objective of this blog owner is to allow visitors access to the comprehensive, five part guide, detailing How to Start Earning Regular Profits from Recurring Payment Affiliates. This valuable and eye-opening material is presented in a way that is easy to read and understand. The author shares successful online marketing concepts and strategies with readers. Learn how to select the best paying affiliate programs and keep those payments coming! Just click the INTRODUCTION link when you're ready to start reading the Guide and discovering some unbelievable marketing secrets! Follow blog posts for more TIPS! Here are BackPage and PayPal, two Affiliate Programs that provide an opportunity for recurring profits. There's MORE at the bottom of this page.

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FYI: Countless writers use Google Adsense, whether writing blog posts or writing for freelance writing sites. Not all of them necessarily know how it works, or why, but somehow, sticking those little ads alongside anything written online has become the thing to do. There are actually many factors and variables that account for people’s success (or lack thereof) with Google Adsense. Really, the same could be said about Adwords, another member of the Google dynasty, but that’s another story. One important detail concerns knowing what your Google page stats are on the pages where your articles are published. This will help you gauge your page rank progress, once you actually start to make some! Google provides details to help you understand some related points specifically about their Google AdSense program. Their site, of course is the best place to learn facts about earning with AdSense, as opposed to all the conjecture we normally hear. Reading this information helps readers understand how Adsense and Google Adwords are not the same and why. Basically, the Adsense story goes like this: Google AdSense is a Google run and operated ad revenue program that is built around contextual advertising. That means, ads that are directly related to the context of the page are generated along with your writing. When viewers arrive at the page where your writing is located (no matter if it’s a blog, a hub, a web pager, etc…), a number of things happen. You get an opportunity to earn money in multiple ways. While Google Adsense is a leader in these type ads, writers and affiliate marketers should be aware that there are lots of other contextual advertising programs that can be just as effective and just as profitable as Adsense!

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Guide Pt5

Marketing the Affiliates You Choose To Promote


A Strategy To Promote Your Affiliates
No matter which programs or products you select, you need a strategy when it comes to marketing the affiliates you choose to promote. As was already mentioned, there are tons of websites that will allow you to become their affiliate. It is up to you to be selective in who and what you decide to promote. Popular affiliate programs include:
  • Clickbank
  • Commission Junction
  • Amazon
  • Ebay
Then of course there are the contextual advertising opportunities with:
  • Google Adsense
  • Adbrite
  • Bidvertiser
  • Kontera
Writers especially should not neglect the recurring commissions that can come from getting new writers to sign up and contribute to writing websites like:
  • Associated Content
  • Constant Content
  • HubPages
  • Bukisa
Here again, the focus should be on finding products, programs and services that you can feel good (or at least comfortable) about promoting. Ask yourself if it is something you would readily share with someone else. Think of the kinds of people online who would be in need and interested in the affiliate product or service you're trying to market. If you consider these questions in advance, it may save you some time and effort. After a thorough analysis, you may decide your initial choice is not the right affiliate product for you after all. Do your homework correctly, and you'll be sure to pick the right products. Your online promotional activities will stand a much better chance of success.
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